Another Andrea Scarpino poem.
Let it never be said Saint Marty is a sore loser. Just a little hungover.
Tissues
by: Andrea Scarpino
We washed clothes,
paisley pajamas, undershirts,
remade the bed,
emptied your prescriptions
one by one, threw away
your insulin, squares
of alcohol. The laundry
rang another load.
I opened the lid.
Your tissues everywhere
like snow, stuck to our clothes,
dimpled wash bin.
Handfuls in your pockets,
everywhere you go.
Everywhere you went.
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day to all, and to all a good night |
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